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IF , - - ;_'t` .._ -- .... , . - ..7 - ~.... t.;\ v Atilk:* '• • .: ::,... 4, • 40 4 44 . % -1. r ita - ttli% *4. — , 17.7 ',,, a 'KO • ..., r 4t 3 4:11114 iOFt . . Ni 0 ........ 4P- 4"r • . fl . _.. NUMBER 48: 0.3 • THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY+A.N . THIS PRESENT EVENING, liarch 7, 1805, 'will be performed PIZARO. PAR UV IA 1.141. Attaliba, Mr. POWELL ; • • • Rolla, Mr. ELLISTON ; • 0 roi,:mbo, Air. DO W.TON ; Cora, Mrs. H. 4 ,SIDDONS ; fenatido, Miss BY NAM., spANtnaos. Pizarro,. Mr.. RAYMOND; - Aluhzo, Mr. 11. SI !WON S Las CaS.l', Mr. W ROUGH ON ; Valverde, Mr. EYRE; • Elvira, Mrs. POWELL. Afts; Which (third time) a New Musical- Farce, in Two Ads called IN AND o ur OF .TUNE. Charaders by DOWTON, Mr. W EWITZER, Mr. DECAMP, Mr. .101-INSTOITE, ;Waster WEST. • Miss DUNCAN, Miss LYON, Mrs. 111.A.ND. ~eexes Os. Second P r i ce 3s. —P it 3s . 64. S econ d Price I": a tierY 25. Second P r i ce is .—U p m Gallery is. Second . r iCe bd..-- No Money to be returned. kla ces lot the foxes to be takenot Mr. Spring, at the Box- Office, Russell-street. The Doors to be opened' at Half past Five, and begin at Half piist S ix. To-morrow, the last new Opera of Kais ; or, Love in the besets; with the new ivlelo.Draina of Ella Rosenberg. ROYAL, CON/i...N . 1-GAItDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, March 8,, 1808, will be peribrrnerl BEGONE DULL CARE; Or, 110 W WILL IT ENO? The Principal Characters by Mr.,LEWIS, 'Mr. POPE Mr. C. K.EMBLE, FAWCE•rr, Mr. BRUNTON, Mr. EMERY, int CHAPMAN, Mr. SIYIMONS, Mr. CRESWELL, bliss SMITH, Miss NORTON, Mrs. DAVENPORT. The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. BRUNTON., N. The Epilogue to bespoken by Miss,SMITH. nit (second tune) the new Scotch Dance of The HIGH . LAND LADDIE. WHO WINS ? Or, THE WIDOW's CHOICE. The Cliaratters by FAWCh'ET, Mr. LISTON, 114 .$31VIMONS, Mr. CHAP Al AN, Mr. L)NNI4I, I , ir Mrs. C. KEMBLE, Mrs. LISTON, Miss UE CAMP. Loxes (s. Second Price 35.-I'it 3s. 6d. Second Price 2s. 17!;allety 2S. Second l'rice is. —U pper Gallery as. Second Ott td. No Isdoney to be returned. Places l'or the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the X•ottice, inHart-stteet. The Doi to be opened at Hall-past Five, and begin at cclf.past six. i, 'Thursday, the Comedy , of The Man of the World—Sir iertin ax Macaycopliant by Mr. Cooke, being his first appear 14e Ltlis SeilSoll. ORATORIOS. THEATRE ROYAL, CoVENT.GA.RDEN. WEDNESDAY NE.XT, the gtivinst. will he performed the Sacred Oratorio of THE MESSIAH; tt,on I'M DA Y the tavonrite Serenata of•ACIS and GA. ilk EA, with a eirandlliscel t laneous Ad, to which Mr. e ; A L . 1 1AM will introduce, for the first time, a•new Song, i t nt t l ico ' 4 .Albion," c.-ompwed by Sig. ICouzzini. End of .Lt Secotid Act, Ste4)eitx favourite Concerto (1.4 C hit4JC) oft 61 4 rAhit iuno Forte, by . Mr. KC I. LMAN • 4 . Principal Performers. Mrs.. DICKONS, Mrs. BLAND . Miss BOLTON, • and Madam PUSS . . Mr. BRAHAM, GOSS, Mr. GRAY, Mr. DOYLE, aud Mr. BELLAMY. Leader Of the Band, Mr. ASHLEY, Organ, Mr. J. ASHLEY . 1t HL. to be opene4 at Six, conuitt:lll:d at Se vco I lal I P rice ehr accommodation of the PuiilicVit, the Theatrical Or- :, — iltra vi u igtil UCO Mto to the . TO PARISH CLERKS. ANY one producingswithin a Month a Cettiticate t. oldie klarciaAe of JOHN GOLDEN with ELIZA t,,,Tit LANG RISH, supposed to , have taco place be y:ars t 795 (Alla 1607, tor. Robins, N. SU- L inr Bolootti, will receive a ewattl of Fifty . Pounds.' c ". 27 18 0.. 0. . • • TO•NIORROW STATE LO i TE KY brgitis Drawing, - Aad tontains the following unusually Rwlt List of I.:APITAL PRIZES: Prizes of Clo,voo are 4 6 °1 0 °G 3 - - - 'o,o°o -• . 30,c500 - -4 . 5 coo •-•- 'l'3'4)43° 20,000 - 5,0 ‘ W li r r aiid Co. No. 11, Poultry, and 'No. 12, Charint tic c • . 1 ' MU, teCollllllCliti to their rieruls and th. P b kr, e above Scheme, 45 possessing superior Advantages to b y Lottery for many years past. Not Three; Blanks. to a getz‘e?:ipi extraordinary number of Capit . 4ls, and none of the r sv, i rf ( t it Cr Days. • • ale of 41, ``' bAve beet remarkably fortunate in the an I,„ti.4e--aopti,ztais.. They soul the Ticket ttr - . 11 : 0 . 70, ve t r i a l inferi c • raid lathe hot Luttery,.,•..sith.s 54 I 0 Apia; No .1.0 .M0R ROW . pi r • 4, CORN m t .t, ant . 9, CI-LAI:INC-CROSS. BISH recommends his • Fritudo, who iptetid • advemuti n p in the I.ottery, to p u rchase such Tickets irnarci as they Want before the Drawing begins, 'as the afloatthi3lirhe C014110.41$ SIXTY CAPITAL PRILL.S, . . ! '' Of • 4 . 20 000 2c) • of • k 1 7 000 . . 4 3 • • • .10,000 3u -- ' 5,,,0 toe 4 5 -, 000 &c, bec. &:. E ns l' . quentlY, .those-wh o puretiase before the Drawing be. . have every Stivantage. )4 1 1c1(t....-rs and SHA it'F.S.sie selling, in great variety, at :oiticorn.l); anti 9, Charing-cros., where thirty-eight , A Prize-s vvere Sharert and Sow in the hat Yeai, in. tattling twu Prizes of 3,0001. • .... gs • The .Drawing begins TO-100 Riko W. -- .. . , TO-MORROW . ,t The STATE LOTTERY' b eg in * Drawing. ~ ,• RE . TICKETS urn !old and . Divided into n Waives Qktoters, Eigb , and Sixteenths,' by - lii . ‘. L AI s.D• BLlR t tsi l , • -ti t -Brokers, at their S l'Al E .0„.,., , ..., and Co.. Vt),. l IE . RY () F I* I CE, * No: g3; , Royal Exchange, and no .! , ;(e tau in London int their account. The Scheme, without any fixed Capital 3, containk 3 - r Prizes of - - - 1 0 0 , 000 • 3 - - ditto • - . 10,06* ' 4 • • ditto - - - 3,000 ..: 2 0 • . ditto - . - L i ao* 3* - - ditto . - . goo • h it" 4.c r4c. Three Blanks to a Prizei, V anl neArly Double the Num. L i al Lapitais contained in ..ny Lot ter) tor many. ye4rs ,p4t4t P "Ulch itotne of atom: 'Lotteries Lol,,i,.ied of 6.b,ooo 3 Tickets. _Lettere_ (poat paid; 061 Y liCcon, , • . LinveivreLl i And Country . t ) derN, Ay.., ~, lamed with remittance, 411':+11e4 to cql 14e 6 1 ille ler4Ps If present, . • . , % . • • - '. • f ~..1:1C1,..- ETS. anti;SHARES arc likewise on S a le for thin " L CY rßE4ilOtu 1 - IOUSE . LOTTIOC.:, - - NEW PLAYS. ' This Day were published, ' , B GONE DULL CARE ; a,Cornetly, in Five Ads. . By FREDERICK REYNOLDS, Esq. The Blind Boy ; a IVlelo-Drama,in Two Ads. as perform ed at the Theatre Royal, Covent....irden. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Reps, and Orme, Paternos ter- row. Of whom may be had, all Mr. Reynolds's other Dramas. Mr. COLMAN's UNPUBLISHED PLAY.S. This Pay were published, is. 6d. cacif t THE HEIR AT LAW ; a Comedy, in Five J. Atis. The Surrender of Calais ;. a Play. The Battle of Hexhain ; a Play. Also, The Iron Chest • a Pla) , New Edition. 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The Proposals may be delivered separate"ty or jointly . lor earl, iv , d it it expeard that the Contranpr shall receive the stable dung that, during the' period of his contrafi, shay a scrimu:. late, make-+g are dllat ance fen the same% Farther Partictdars may' de knerfan upon - ,l4,tlication to the Officer.s . cammanding the o. t vaarrillerj.. bleach Di,trig; air-1 alto di the Secretary's 'Office, in I'.lll- aforesaid, aey day haweea• the Howl of Ten and Pour o s eleck; li•hen the i'r.Tesaa7l are to he delivered, staled up, arid endoesed, " Ptopo.a6 for the Supply of Forage;" but - no Prot4sal catt , he admtue..l . after the sad pst. Instant, at TWelve a'ClOck at Naav'ofrbesar,re.Uayt neltha any Tender be nqiced, unless the Pat ay making it, or .sir biihehalf, rbail.stteuv. By Order of the Beard. - R. H. Ckkir, Sec. This Dly wad publifhed; in - I , 9olsetip Oitavo, with Five plates, price to.s. 6:1. in extra tat,MIS. TH E RURAL ENTHUSIAST, and other POEMS. - •13y Mrs. M. 1-1. HAY. Printed for Longman, Hor,t, Rees, and Orme, NtClllO3. ter-row. OULD's VEGETABLE OPENING POW <.TitS are pointedly reciiinmended Families, as an Invaluable Medicine, c e Ombitting ..wery advanisge that can possibly be derive:l tram a Cathartic Without any cilia ineonveniencies. Tr.eir sitlxle Of operatinn is at on,:e mild; yet etleitual, thoroughly cleansing tn.: Stomach and Bowels, and relieving the Constitution frotn• 1411. ollious,,or feveridi Heats ,• also, t:wing composed totally of Vegetables, they ars . so pettedly site and innoeent at to be used with the great,* b-metit by' every description of persons without tisk of taking Cold. Are alsoltatticidatly calculated as a Cooling Plipiic for 'Children in the Spring and Autumn,. :Mil as a cert,rin Cur. recur of all Humours or Heats; likewise alter the Measles, Small-pox, Sze. Sold in Packets as. 9d. and 4s. dd. each,tsyShaw and Fd. wards, Si. Paul's Clittich.yarti ; Ward, '324a WAIN - int ; Ba. con, Oxford-street; Brentiatit, t 56. Lii.hopsgater.Strcet ; Hutt. son, Hay-market ; Sp) ring, 163, Borough, and.utost respect \rootlets. . . . , , FOR FEVIAtS, COLOS, INFLULNLAS,•MEASLLS. &c. ace. , DR. IAAIES's POWDER. THIS very .exalted and extraordinary Medicine is allowed to be superior to all others in ttie complaints' abovementioned. It should be given on the first attack,. or as'soon as heat, Flead.ach, and uneasiness prevail ;.when it will either remove the:Visorder, it a Cold or incipient Fever; in a short time; or otherwise it will prepare and dispose Vie body favourably, as in the Meafles, for the ertiptiOnwhich is to follow ; and in this case it will tend ta. allevi to the . Cough, whichfolten proves so obstinate . and injurious t‘') the • constitution. it is equally ellicaciuus in all 00.cl* intlant. oratory distempers. But to obviate the impositions attempted by persons for. I m ii e y s t hern in te4 D i r. jm operatorsaes' s rt s.e7 p vi re c i e la , ri ss ii • g ho ili l s )r i e , t o e w nt t l ie t r ohave be , the eptlb e li t c apossession of the strongest .evidence—the solemn de.; position in of the Dotior himself, in an affidavit which lie sett In the hands of his Executors, and which they published in the year 1777, soon after his decease. In tins he declares, 6 . That the servants he employed in the preparation of his Powder hail little more to do in it than to pound 11;e ingre.. • clients, audio attend to the tires under his direelion I that the rest of the process. had .always been performed by himself; antrthat he never admitted any 'person to be present at such • process but his son ,Robeit Harcourt . . lames and Mr. New; bet) , ," The Genuine Powder is sold only ,by F. Newbery . and Sons, 45, St. Paul's Church-yard,' tour loots from the cor ner of Cheapside, and at 121. lames's late house, in 11;itton. street, lindonin Packet, price as. od. each, or in Bottle:, containint Twelve rackets, as .oracle. up For the Army arid `I Navy, price 11. 45. including•tite duty. As the Surest mark of authenticity, observe that the words " F. Newh ry • N 0 .45 • Sr, paut.," aro engraved on the Stamps. THE REV. MR. BAtc:y . s PATENT ANTIBILL. OUS PILLS. TT•iVaS a remark of the celebrated Dr. Eittchan. Author_ of the Doinestic Medicine, that ~m plaints of the Stomach and Rowels are the prevailing Malady 'of this Coittitry, which lay the foundation of the more formidable and fatal Diseases; that the person -who could discover for the relief and cure a sale and tufallib*, remedy would per firm a most important service to society. That discovery has now been made in the Patent Antihiljous Pill* of the Rev. William Ilarday, the extensive sale of which,' and the .high estimation in which they are deservedly held, h a considerably lessened the .number of these complaints; an bids rair, in a short time, to be the means of entir e ly eradi cating them; These Pills have a quick 'and safe operation, they:ad powerfully and specitivally on the bile,' and thus remove the numerous disordets conoecled with it, SiioC Mead-Aches, Flatulence, Liver Complaints, jaundice, Nei vous' Disorders 'train 1 ndigestion, ti:.. They are the nuut 'Val:liable Family Medicine hitherto otkred to the Public, and • the Proprietor, is supported by the most respectable evti;.:nce of the first characters of the Nobility and others, that they have never beenedministerett to any person without xivin4 certain and speedy relief, and to the end conipieting a C tire. r • ''t hih av in g b ee n F. 4. Ilb d.U3--C Medicine , is recommelitie4 by the lot lovving distinguished Persohlges The Right Hon. Viicoinit The lord Bishop of bath and Wells. Sir Colin Floneywooti, Bart. M. P. for Nottiton.' Sir Stephen Lushingtsin ' But. M.P. for Penysk. Vflomiis siknson, Esq, M. P. for Litchfield. ;lames Aroyatt, Esq. M.P. lot - Southampton. , • Nicholson Calvert, Eq—M. P. for Hei dor& Editimad Boehm, Esq. New.st Net, Spring Gardens. '!'Mamas Iloonnetsley, Esq. Pall-Mall. , . Esq. Private Secretary to the Areliblslio, of Canterbury. The ttcv. Mr. Diniock, Librarian to the Archbishop. . Cecil o rest Esq. f, tor Wei ) too_ Sold W 1101444.114: aint retail by Mr. Butler, No. 4.Cileap s ,id et, 'and retail by 111 r. Kirby, Stafford-street, Old howl-street; Mr.. Stratton, Lcicester.squue; Bacon and Co.. r so, Ox lard-street ; :nut by all' respectable Venders in Town and. Country. A Caution.—Ohserve the name of Wit 114 M Barclay it en. gre vtxt opt the•SiAni), witi4k is affixed on the outside wrap. per oftach bar. ; all nut to swiped area t i migerous tun . tation.. Price is. 64. ;lodic!. pia boxy with sunplc . •